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The Telegram.hr news website features a mix of domestic and international stories, with a prominent focus on Croatian politics and sports. Several articles discuss the rise of the far-right in Europe and its impact on political discourse, a story about a viral claim regarding Boban's nephew and a…
Commentary arguing that the European center-right is adopting the rhetoric of the far-right, which will lead to their own demise rather than defeating extremists. It suggests other parties should focus on positive visions instead of solely opposing the far-right.
It has been confirmed when Dinamo Zagreb is expected to move to the Kranjčevićeva stadium, and the demolition of Maksimir stadium will follow soon after.
A viral story concerning Boban's nephew and the new Maksimir stadium has been revealed as fabricated, with the actual nephew clarifying the situation.
A survey reveals that more high school graduates would ban the red star symbol than the 'Ustasha U', with only 18% supporting a ban on the latter. The article also touches on the decline of school authority and the rise of social media in education.
Europe is preparing for a potential Russian invasion, but intelligence suggests that secret operations akin to those in James Bond films are being considered.
The article explores the connection between seemingly trivial issues like the 'Schnitzel Bonus' and the growing success of radical right-wing parties in Austria, suggesting these factors could contribute to an election victory.
A coalition significantly influenced by the far-right has won the elections in Sweden, leading the current Prime Minister to announce her resignation.
A former captain of the Rijeka football club frustrated Lewandowski and his teammates with impressive saves during a match for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The article claims that Željko Kerum was involved in illegal deals, which were uncovered by Telegram.
New evidence suggests that a minister lied about the payment for 3D modeling services, with the article implying this is not the first time she has been untruthful.
Gabrijela Žalac received permission to fly for 'business reasons', but this comes amid accusations and scrutiny.
